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For question 3, it clearly states two things: "the total amount of gas available at the stations and in the car is exactly enough for the car to drive around t
by cncool 14y ago
For question 3, it clearly states two things:
"the total amount of gas available at the stations and in the car is exactly enough for the car to drive around the road once"
and
"the car completes a full circle without running out of gas"
Given the first condition, in your solution, at the exact moment the car completes the drive around the track, it runs out of gas. Therefore, it is impossible to complete it without running out of gas.
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- cheald 14y ago1) Momentum! 2) The implication of the question is not "can you complete the trip with gas left over", but rather "can you complete the trip". If the requirement is that you must have gas left over, then barring a trick answer, the problem is trivially answerable as "false".